Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only one still watching Gossip Girl? When it hit TV a few years ago it hit with a big bang, and I feel like in recent years it has come to a bit of a fizzle for most. But I personally think I love the show more now then ever and the wardrobe on the show is the driving force behind my feelings. fashionably it seems that they've reached a plateau with last years and this years seasons. They are just really getting it right without missing a beat. It's so reminiscent of when Sex and the City became a driving force in the fashion world. It was not in season 1 or 2 with their fried hair and bad dye jobs which I found literally painful to watch. The turning point for Sex and the City came around seasons 3 and 4. The women became more put together and a truer representation of the city they lived in. It was sleek and chic with a realness that felt effortless. Women started paying attention and following their lead. I feel the same thing with the style of gossip girl now, it has suddenly become believable and relatable. And that has thrust me into true and utter adoration. These girls are the NY fashion scene at its best, and I love how they incorporate all aspects of it. I notice every thing from the accessories to the high end brands, hosiery, and shoes. I hope that everyone will take notice and if you are a lover of the art form that is fashion, make a little time on your Monday nights for gossip girl : )
This is one of my all time favorites! Serena in head to toe Catherine Malandrino
I love this red coat
Even though she's no longer a character on the show I think little J's style is so indicative of my own. No one did baby doll as good as her, well other then me lol. It's probably no coincidence that she's a Brooklyn girl.
Raina Thorp's stint on the show was also short lived, but I loved every single thing they dressed her in. This outfit was also one of my favorites.
This is one of my all time favorites! Serena in head to toe Catherine Malandrino 
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